Exeter Chess Club Complete.Pdf

Exeter Chess Club: Benedict's Index

Benedict Verheyen [also known as blackknightofdoom] got fed up thrashing around trying to find stuff, and so has sorted me out with

this neat index, for which I am enormously grateful.

UPDATE 2005: I've added to it to make it a more complete list of what's on the site (not just what's classified by grade)

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Chess

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Attitude

An ABC of

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Dave's Top 10

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Games

Old r.g.c. posts

by DrDave

KingPin

magazine

Programmes

for Beginners

The Improving

Annotator

Chess

Suppliers

Steve

Martinson on

30 maxims of

chess

Assess Your

Chess

Stone Soup

Dr.Dave's

Canon of

educational

chess games

British Chess

Federation-

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Exeter Chess Club: Benedict's Index

Coaching

Opening:

General

Exeter Chess

Club - A

Reader's Guide

to Fine

General

Opening advice

Gambit Play

Four choices in

the opening

The secret arts

of castling

Steve

Martinson on

Example

openings

Chess

Openings

Handouts

Tales of the

Unexpected

Semi-Random

Baseline Chess

Four choices in

the opening

New starting

formations

(Tabi'at)

Openings for

Beginners

Steve

Martinson on

openings

No more Old

Stodge

Choosing an

opening

repertoire

The Ideas

behind some

Chess openings

Gambit Play

Endgame

Openings

A minor

openings

survey

Exeter Chess

Club- Minor

opening

mistakes

Steve

Martinson's 6

rules for the

opening

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Exeter Chess Club: Benedict's Index

Opening: Open

games

Open Games

with 1.e4 e5

Lessons in

Philidor's

Defence

Playing Black

against odd 1.

e4 Openings

No more Old

Stodge!

the Petroff

Defence for

Beginners

The Ruy Lopez

The Italian

Game

Ruy Lopez

Exchange

Variation

Playing Black

against 1. e4

Ryan Ripley on

the Blackmar-

Diemer Gambit

The Ideas

behind the

King's Gambit

Playing the

Italian Game

with White

The Doctor on

the Blackmar-

Diemer Gambit

Part I

Variations of

the King's

Gambit

Playing Black

after 1.e4

The Doctor on

the Blackmar-

Diemer Gambit

Part II (5)

The Modern

Italian Game

Gary Lane's

book on the

Blackmar-

Diemer Gambit

Part II

Opening: Semi-

open games

Semi-Open

Games with 1.

An Introduction

to the Sicilian

Defence

Closed Sicilian

with ...e5

Exeter Chess

Club-

Openings-

Taimanov's

brainchild

Playing White

against odd

Black lines (1)

Five Sicilians

from Club Play

(4)

Playing White

with 1.e4

against Black's

other choices

(2)

The French

Defence for

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Exeter Chess Club: Benedict's Index

Beginners

Ideas behind

the French

Defence

Opening: Closed

games

Playing 1.d2-

d4 at junior

level

Custer's Last

Stand

Closed Games

with 1.d4 d5

Playing Black

against 1. d4

Playing Black

after 1.d4 (1)

the Colle

System

Playing Black

against 1. d4

(2)

Playing Black

against 1. d4:

the Dutch

Stonewall

Opening: Semi-

closed and

hypermodern

An Introduction

to the King's

Indian Attack

Beating the

Anti-Indians

Semi-Closed

Games

The

Hypermodern

Approach

You know when

you've been

Benko'd

The Modern

Defence

The English

Opening Chris

Bellers Deadly

English

Middlegame/

Tactics

Solving Tactical

Problems

General

Middlegame

advice

Counting the

blunders

The Art of

Analysis (1)

Preparing for

combinations

Practical Tactics

The Art of

Analysis (2)

Tactics

Chess

Handouts

Practical Tactics

Attacking the

castled King

Notes on the

blunders

Exeter Chess

Club- Strategy

and Tactics

Upon the Pin

All the

blunderful

games

Tactical test

Problems and

Studies

Tactics quotes

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Exeter Chess Club: Benedict's Index

Gene

Thompsons

Tactic quotes

Compensation

for material-

Strategy

Contempt for

Pawns

General rules

for the attack

The Very Slow

King's-side

attack

Capablanca:

the ultimate

attacking player

Thinking

schematically

Chess

Strategy

Handouts

Compensation

for material-

Lessons from

Paul Morphy

manoeuvres:

The Art of

Winning Slowly

The Queen's-

side attack

Meat and

potatoes: three

phases of a

tough game

Exeter Chess

Club-

Exchanging to

win

Knight

outposts

Simple Chess

Bishops and

things

Doubled c-

pawns: Are

they worth a

Bishop?

Two

weaknesses

Towards

Simpler Chess

The Fianchetto

Rooks on

ranks and files

Opposite-

coloured

Bishops

Planning

Kings and

Queens

Weak Squares

Weak Pawns

The Isolated

Queen's Pawn

in the Queen's

Gambit

Accepted

A disaster in

the Stonewall

Pawn

formations

Pawn mobility

Steve

Martinson on

Pawn Structure

Chess Praxis

Assess Your

Chess

How to lose at

chess

Lessons from

Capablanca

Lessons from

Rubinstein

Exeter Chess Club --

Praxis -- Lessons

from Larsen

Differences at a

Simul

Lessons from a

Simul. (1995)

Lessons from

Bobby Fischer

Lessons from

Lasker

What makes a

difference?

Club games

The

Development

of Chess Style

Lessons from

Tal

Exeter Chess Club --

Praxis -- Lessons

from Petrosian

36 Junior

games

Swindle your

way to success

How do

chessplayers

think?

36 More Junior

games

Excuses for

Losing

Clock control

Exeter Chess Club --

Praxis -- Lessons

from Tartakower

Chess Quotes

What's wrong

with club

players-

David

Bronstein

Chess and

psychology

Stories

Luck in Chess

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